A Deep Analysis of Data Science: Related Issues and its Applications
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https://doi.org/10.31033/abjar.2.4.8Keywords:
data science, data extraction, data collection, data representation, information, investigation, management, cloud computingAbstract
In the era of information abundance, data science stands as the linchpin for extracting meaningful insights and facilitating informed decision-making. This dissertation undertakes a comprehensive examination of data science, navigating through its theoretical foundations, scrutinizing persistent challenges, and illuminating the myriad applications across diverse sectors. Theoretical underpinnings encompass the entire data science workflow, from meticulous data collection to the deployment of advanced models, providing a holistic understanding of the discipline.
The exploration of challenges within data science extends beyond technical intricacies to encompass ethical considerations, privacy concerns, and issues of bias. This analysis seeks to foster a nuanced understanding of the impediments that accompany the power of data. Furthermore, it dissects the implications of these challenges and articulates strategies for mitigating their impact, emphasizing the imperative of responsible and ethical data practices.
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